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He did his best work with Tycho Brahe who was a Danish nobleman who employed Kepler as a mathematician, a fairly junior appointment. Tycho tended to keep his measurements secret, to retain control, but after his death Kepler was able to to get full access and then produced his famous three laws of planetary motion.

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Very little, in his day. "Society" back then was mostly agricultural and mostly illiterate, and Kepler's work and studies has only come to have any impact in the last half-century since we have had satellites and space travel.

Now, most communications depends on the workings of concepts and ideas that Kepler originated. The space telescope bearing his name is discovering signs of planets - over 2,000 so far! - that orbit other stars. Someday, human beings will go to live on a few of those planets. We wouldn't have been able to do that without Kepler's work.

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15y ago

Michael Maestlin, Nicolaus Copernicus, Tycho Brahe,Ptolemy, Galileo Galilei, Pythagoras, and many other contemporaries of his time.

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Whilst studying in Graz, Austria, Kepler was an assistant to Tycho Brahe.

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Kepler was a mathematics teacher and also an assistant to Tycho Brahe

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Johannes Kepler was taken up on a hill to see the great commit of around 1678 with his mother when he was 6

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Tycho Brahe

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